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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1901
Page
23
Ravalli county celebrates a substantial new court house with a heating and ventilation system praised for efficiency. The building features tamarack finish, extensive panel work, and a handsome ROMe courtroom, reflecting careful planning by commissioners and credit to architects Gibson.
Jan 2 Missoula report details police efforts against parasites who prey on women and extort funds in Bitter Root County. New courthouse and jail block advances described with a clock tower, arched portico, and modern offices. A court defense case involving Fisk highlights local social issues and court vigilance.
Missoula hosts a state horticultural meeting, with Kalispell as the base. The event includes a silver cup for best four variety display, special rail rates, and planned hospitality. Episcopal church ladies host a tea at Mrs J McBride's East Front Street home at 2 30 p m. All invited.
Real estate men in Missoula report encouraging signs with early year inquiries improving. Friday, Sout Missoula Land Co transferred a Hammond Addition block to MR. Greenwood and Dr. Ba of Anaconda, fronting University grounds. The Higging block sale and other pending deals suggest growing confidence and a promising upcoming season.
In Missoula on January 26 the Northern Express Company honors Gus Nelson, veteran express messenger since the railroad’s early days. After decades of faithful duty he will move to a new night train berth but continues to serve, with a room prepared for nightly dispatch work and a respect felt by all in the Northern Pacific and Missoula offices.
Plans for a local race meeting in Missoula link the event to fall fruit fairs to draw fair attendees to fruit and produce displays. Organizers stress substantial work on the fair grounds before racing can occur and warn that a fair-like meet cannot be arranged for around $50.
Ea Whaley, formerly studying law in Senator Myers’ office, returns to Hamilton and takes desk space in County Attorney Bates’s office. County Assessor Johnson leaves Monday for Helena to attend the assessors meeting. Jorge T. Marshall of Victor visits the county seat this week for business with the commissioners.
Hamilton residents bustle with visits and moves as Lena Williams arrives from Victor to meet friends, Debby teaches near town, Miss Williams and Miss Debby are noted. County figures, Do McKay and Professor McKay linked to schools, Ex-Sheriff Chaffin and wife travel. Others, including Chauncy Woolworth and George Bates, frequent the county seat with word of elections, vacancies, and prospective appointments. A new church fence rises, and Dems eye a 26th district senator race per Louisville Courier Journal.
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